Environmental
An Ohio homebuyer learns the previous owner stored pesticides in the garage for many years. The buyer should be most concerned about:
ARadon infiltration
BSoil and possible groundwater contamination from pesticide storage or spillage✓ Correct
CLead paint on the garage walls
DAsbestos in the roof
Explanation
Long-term storage of pesticides can result in soil contamination from spills or container leaks, potentially affecting groundwater. A Phase I or II ESA may be warranted.
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